What does everyone do for a living?

ItsMeRebekah

i do gub cheese and i also sit on MFP at work all day CHEERS!

rbl1225

I'm a college student. Pretty much sit at a desk all day, and I don't factor in the fast walking to and from buildings on campus. I wish I had a job that would keep me active!

A lot of school have part time jobs that they can help you find on campus in between classes. You should ask your advisor I know my school you can do that and sometimes put it as a working type of loan

Nice

I'm a stay at home mom and run a full time daycare as well/ I also work for lia Sophia jewelry as an advisor/ promotional and event model

missconceitedme

I'm a stay at home mommy & work online, which means I sit on my butt a lot :-( BUT since it's summer the kids are always outside, so I'm constantly getting up and down to go and check on them.. Plus walking with kids is so much more fun than walking alone :-)

lollilady

hi everyone i work in uk as a lunchtime supervisor and a crossing patrol at local school

lowpro1983

I work at a bank as an identity theft investigator - sedentary!!!

I go to the gym before work or at lunch & try to fit mini workouts in at home to get my exercise in!

Diyah13

I'm an administrative assistant, and I spend a lot of time facing a computer. I have a fitbit that I wear all of the time except in water (yes, I even sleep with it). It tracks my calorie burn, number of steps I take, how many floors I climb, and my heart rate. I'm able to connnect MFP account with my fitbit account, and everything I do during the day is taken into consideration. The only things I log are my exercise and food intake. Everything else is already done for me.

cz611

Code monkey? As in the joke app? If so...I LOVE that app!!!

lrkidd

Plant Accountant.....pretty much sit on my butt all day....I use bottles to drink my water so I have to get up now and then to fill them back up!!

BeetleChe13

I work for a large retailer, usually in the clothing area. It doesn't pay much, but it's pretty relaxing folding shirts all day. Sometimes I hop on a register to help the cashiers get the lines down. I love my job. I'm also going back to school in a month, which is another job by itself.

cz611

Worked in Probation for 8 years, have an MBA degree and now I'm a stay at home mom....I quit my job to be a more "hands on mom" and now I get peed on, pooped on and puked on by my two little ones regularly....Yeah, I know....super glamorous :laugh:

slyast

I'm an Archivist and I work with museum collections I love what I do, but there is A LOT of sitting - oh, I also bartend twice a month to keep myself active and grounded.

Jessibear86

I'm an electrician in the navy.. and I'm pretty sure anybody with access and time to get on the computer while at work will do so.. Chill out!!

tishajo

I'm a medic in the Air Force. I love it!

tconklin

I'm a Process Improvement Project manager at a Bank. VERY busy. I have to exercise either before or after work even though I'm running back to forth from meetings all day I don't count any of that as exercise. The first two years here I was averaging 60-80 hrs a week so it completely threw off my exercise and good eating routine. My schedule is finally down to 45-50hrs so I'm refocused and excited to get back in the shape I was before starting this job.

tara12riley

I work as front desk manager at a resort on Sanibel Island in Florida, Love my job, sun, water and sand!!! : )

Kybelle132

I sit all day and live off American tax dollars.

Uhto....I bet that is pretty sedentary???

jcstanton

I have a desk job (Records Clerk at a physician's office), so I don't get alot of activity while I'm at work unless I have to go downstairs for some reason. That's why I have my activity level set to lightly active instead of active (I only work three full days/wk, and when I'm not at work, I'm rarely sitting still). Hoping to make a career change, though. Looking into going back to school soon.

Marcillene

I WAS a bank teller full time and restaraunt and store training manager on the lake part time. CONSTANT walking, lifting, ect. (With a newborn was very hectic on my feet all day).

up until few months ago.

Now, am an administrative assistant in an office floating on the Ohio River for a Tug Boat company. Luckily I dont get 'sea sick.'

ivan1964

I am an auditor for caterpillar

bananapopsicle1

I'm a courier, so i'm very active at work; in and out of the truck 60-70 times a day; lifting and walking. When I signed up I did select active for job (i'm sure, can't really remember, so I probably get extra calories)... but because I have done it for so long my body is used to that exercise so I don't count it in my exercise log daily, as it is not enough for me to lose weight (gotta adjust my eating and challenge myself with exercise) I think If your activity level at your job has changed, I would count it towards exercise, as it is new activity and challenges your body and tires you out more. As you get used to it and add other exercises to your daily routine, down the road you may feel like it's not enough of a workout to add it daily, but you may change your profile to reflect a more active job level. :happy:

oh_em_gee

I'm a nanny and a student

jessicalynn75

Special Education Teacher. I also coach Special Olympics athletes in flag football, bowling, floor hockey, tennis, basketball, and track & field.

prawnie1975

i work in a well know retail card shop

AccordingtoTodd

I am a professional and full time MFPer

Robinsond61

I'm a student, going to be a senior at UAlbany. Crim Justice major and Sociology minor.

Thor2020

Math Professor at a small college in Texas.

That's awesome, What school in TX? I grew up in South East TX. Tiny town called Groves

It's north of Dallas called Collin College.....but I grew up in Beaumont and know exactly where Groves is! Ever been to Taco Rey in Nederland??

VickyFine

I'm a retired teacher. I have a disability due to a failed back surgery so get little exercise except for my stationary bike and what little waking I can do.

magerum

Network Engineer / Sys. Admin

desertowman

Librarian.